Sélinde van Engelenburg is a researcher at the Organisation & Governance section at the faculty of Technology, Policy and Management of Delft University of Technology. Her research is on the role of new technological developments in cybersecurity. Her main focus is on the risks and benefits of Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning in particular. Previously, Sélinde obtained her PhD at Delft University of Technology in the field of ICT. Her PhD research was on designing context-aware architectures for business-to-government information sharing for enhancing security and safety in international container shipping. The large-scale overarching architecture she developed helps to ensure that information sharing is compliant with laws and regulations. Furthermore, it provides businesses with control over their data, reducing their risks of sharing and improving their willingness to share. The architecture uses distributed ledger technology to provide secure access control. In addition, she developed a new method for designing context-aware systems in complex multi-stakeholder environments. Sélinde obtained a master’s degree in Artificial Intelligence from Utrecht University with a specialization in logic and intelligent systems.